Parents – Aaaaargh!
Jemma’s are out of date. They still think she should wear the hand-knitted jumper with little bears on it to school – and they call her petal in public!
Laura’s are divorced. Gone is the lovely big house. Now it is a grotty little one. And her mum was seen kissing Melvyn outside Tesco . . .
Sumitha’s want her to keep their cultural traditions – which don’t include boys, make-up or a trendy hair cut . . .
Jon’s keep bragging about his academic brilliance – but in reality it’s not stellar, nor is it where his heart is . . .
Chelsea’s mum is a writer of ghastly features for the local paper, an agony aunt and a wearer of mini-skirts . . .
The five teenagers’ paths (and those of their mortifyingly embarrassing parents) cross and part throughout this hilarious book set in Leehampton.
Jemma’s are out of date. They still think she should wear the hand-knitted jumper with little bears on it to school – and they call her petal in public!
Laura’s are divorced. Gone is the lovely big house. Now it is a grotty little one. And her mum was seen kissing Melvyn outside Tesco . . .
Sumitha’s want her to keep their cultural traditions – which don’t include boys, make-up or a trendy hair cut . . .
Jon’s keep bragging about his academic brilliance – but in reality it’s not stellar, nor is it where his heart is . . .
Chelsea’s mum is a writer of ghastly features for the local paper, an agony aunt and a wearer of mini-skirts . . .
The five teenagers’ paths (and those of their mortifyingly embarrassing parents) cross and part throughout this hilarious book set in Leehampton.